Additional Services

Bank of Kansas Visa CheckCard. A debit card and ATM card in one. Can be used anywhere Visa debit card is accepted. Available with any Bank of Kansas checking account.

Identity Secure. IdentitySecure® offers prevention, detection, resolution and several additional tools that will serve to protect your personal information.

ExpressLine 24. A FREE, 24-hour account information hotline. Check your balance, transfer money, all from your cell or touch-tone phone.

Direct Deposit. Make sure your paycheck is safely deposited into your account. It's Free! It's convenient and it's simple to sign up.

Wire Transfer. Bank of Kansas clients can use our wire transfer service to accommodate their funding needs.

Online Banking. With DirectBanker you have the freedom to securely view your balances, make transfers from other Bank of Kansas accounts all from your own PC...and it's free for personal customers

Overdraft Allowance. An overdraft protection service tied to all personal checking accounts. It gives you peace of mind that your checks will be paid.

Visa Travel Money Cards. Use of travel money cards can compliment your debit card during travel or they can replace your debit card when foreign countries may be blocked from debit card transactions.

Safe Deposit Boxes. Keep your valuables and important papers safe in our vault.

Money Orders, Cashier's Checks and Notary Services. All available at Bank of Kansas.

For more information on any of Bank of Kansas' additional services, please contact a local financial services advisor or call the Sales & Service Center toll-free at 1.866.222.4762 to speak with an Bank of Kansas Representative.

Bank of Kansas' Overdraft Allowance

An overdraft fee of $28.00 is charged on each item paid. Plus a daily fee of $3.25 is charged for each day an account is in overdraft status (five free days per statement cycle). Fees may be triggered by overdrafts created by check, in-person withdrawal, ATM withdrawal, POS or other electronic means. Account must be brought to a positive balance once every thirty days or demand will be made for payment of the negative balance including any overdrafts. Whether your overdrafts will be paid is discretionary and Bank of Kansas reserves the right not to pay. For example, Bank of Kansas typically does not pay overdrafts if your account or any loan with us is not in good standing, or you are not making regular deposits, or your account is subject to any legal or administrative order or levy.